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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-06
DEN:rESr.

Office Depot Hotel. next to Post
Office. ..
will got' Tnsuir,ra MY 10, NH
return 70 EIko June -. will 90 to B al.
t'n June II, C.rlin Jdn. q. b ntle
Mpnntain June 30. Austin July 6.
Will stop ut Bnvtws, @ ,rtez. Pali-
sadS, EnrekI. >Hsnilton. Ey, Taylor.
Tyho, Pinch", Cherry Greek, Spruce.
mont. aud winter At Eureka.
! will tAEe the SANE trip about My
Lat, 1883. spIll be prompt ON tune
adyartised. On, notice will he given
each year before starting ont. l will
give satisfaction IL possible, Thanks
for youT patronage.
lR- CONSULTATION FREE. ''.
Eiko. May 10. 1887. r. CIV.
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A NEVADA EARTHQUAKE.

A severe shock of earthquake occur
red tbrupbnut the western part of thu.
State last F iday morning. aud the Car
eon pnI'ers Of sntnrdhy are filled with
grnphic descriptions of the phenomenon.
The Ind' says:
The quake exhibited vnrions ppculi.
critics. In on, place it seemed tn OK
cillate like ptndu I'M; in an tbrr
there wns II rta'y morton like Hmrk's
snuSage machine, md then agmin 1t
seemed I" nick up Ibe TOWNSHIP and
slam it down, ns II tiisgruntlcd scho lhoy
d scnrds a rotten apple. In other places
the sen -utinn expert nte'i wns as il thu.
Crentor we're giving us the grand bounce
aud kicking Us INFO the illin,itnhl-
hrnce. As Col. Swreny remarked, lit
WIN nearly he'll" G rs"n never before
had such II seri,us jar. and it is To he
hoped that rhe will never experience
the like nghin.
The App al says: Within five min
utes after the shork the streets were
filled with lto, L., some badly fright
cped, some considerably amused and all
cl ALTERING ,"lubiy over the occurrnure,
with ench u nh relmting his own person.
al experience. After the frst sho X
which lasted for several seconds. there
were tw' more al ght trpinnrs. NJ NY
people were 30 wnr Il over the matter
that they declined to- gu to bed ngnin.
All of the merchants have more or less
dn'nage to rrp'rt 10y the falling If frug
lie wares. Every store in the city lost
from $50 to $50 on broken crockery aud
glnss ware. and in private families pic
turen were shaken from the walls aud
more or less dmmngr done.
The Appeal Office, was cracked in
font and pictures and pinst. ring fell
iu the EDITOR | room. DOZENS at build
ing all over the city mr. slightly cracked
Some estimate the damage at 81. loo
and some ~ high as 5000. 1t Is Ger.
t"Ih uO"eNtT uO cue luulvluual WAS
badly damaged. ID
Genoa, in ID uglns county, was badly
shaken up. A new hrick building he
longing t" ii Mr.. Royd. just on the eve
of complete will have to Le taken
down md built.
CnmInenti, x an earthquakes genrr-
ally ih,' Reno Gazette says: In com
pariSon with the Clarle,ton rartiqu Ike,
ours OF yesterday morning was but al,
echo The experience, al the last few
hours demonstrates, h viewer. that we.
Nevada \ mount ins IF solid grnnitr az
any time M y shake ~ IL they were bu
an aspen tat; thai IN this rig, IN wller.
i'll pre- historic tIthc ixisted the ire aud
java ,mitIng voarnuo. ana nttruhnnt
gu Ike, there may recur tho conditions
tn It will shape anew the contour Of th.
country; that will elevate the surface
into peaks aud mountain ranges or dc
pfess,it into salie, i. lakes and rlyers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-06

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. ~ absolute cure foe oil s1rsa, burns.
wounds, chSppSd hands. aud all skln ssup-
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NJimnYN Hope.

A New York dispatch Of the 4th in
slant says:
Jimmy" Hope, the hank burglar,
sp'pt lahs nigh: j .l.ell ut Police .hca Z
Quarters. He and inspector Byrnes bud
n c!in, together lhis nioruiis about
thr' e'..ilIiou collars worth Of securities
stolen rom the Mania tan by Hope
and llIs Assoomtrs. The securities are
uselesA now Io'ho'e who are posted,
but are dangerous to hnve around
Hope is supposed 10, know their hidin!
plnoe, but he did not I II. ut least 80 the
INSPECTOR said. Hopes wife and SON
visited him in his cell. They hai not
soen him for six years. Hope was taken
~ Auburn rriso ,o-dIy after being
photographed for t." rrogues'1 gallery.
Ile is to 80 W ont two yea ) and u half.
Then tho prison In Delaware ~ waiting
for hinn, AMI hhe Ina So twenty
years term in'sing s ny Tor the Man
hnttan Bank bdr4IaEy." He IL "a Year,
old, md will probably die in prison. an
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
7a.t TON.

NOTIOE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- i"i'owing-named ssttl r h q flied notice
OF his intention to make An pr1oi In support
OF hit oisini, ani that sai proof will be msds
be ore thh District Court OF Nevada at Ellie,
EiSo county. N yads. o,p AEPrkSIBER ioh,
1887, viz: Homestead entry No. 1903, JOHN
ROBBINS. for tho y h y ofs W, Y spctiun u,
hof " Y and " W Y Of N 4 4 section1s,
Township 81 North, Range 80 asst. lie natu,s
she following Witnesses to prove HE contins.
ous rosidsnce upon, and cultivation Of sait
james Myers. Of kuty Valley, Elko o.
lsasc ariswold. e.
A. q. Dhwlsy, ~ a. '"
Isaae ostFsicher. :. Elko -.
~ D.H. HALL. Regas1.
Ordered that this notice DO pusiishsd IN ~
iSDs'ssrnSs for period Of six cCnsecuti''
weahs. .E.
d n. HALL, HssisA's'
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NOTICE FOR . PUBICA.
-.'.. TON. ...
Land Gfico a. Eureka. Nevada. !
May 2J, 1887.

Land Cffico a. Eureka. Nevada
May 2't, 1881.
NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN THAT rRs
\ following nani''d settle hHs q I'd notice
oi htSintepiion t" make inS prof In support
OF Ids CT i'm, hni:thnt said prof will be rnsd.
before the Reg. Ster:. AHA Receiver -, EuntA
Neeyad = on August oh. 49, viz: lIonest,.i.
ntry No. lT5. THOMAS %H6ur. for thesEK
Of ssEJ y, Set on. "a. Towp>i Up n NORTH
hanRe@ East, 10 e 3. 4 and 8, Section 49,
Township "a Nor h, !tang. SO East. . o..
He names fhn fol- wing w,tness,. to prove
his Continuous ssiden:s "pon. aud cultivatOa
ofsAid land viz: D.. H..
jain r. Baker. OF Eurekl. Eurek, Co.
James o. Powell,
Robert L. Miller, Rnhy Valley. Rk,o.
A. 9. Dswiey.
u. II. HAIL. REGISTER.
D dered ihst this Notice b Published in tho
iNnEPENDEsr for PR cd OF sir CO isccuti,s
weeks. .....
d. ii. HALL, Register
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~ SANTA Able is only soil IL
lnrgR bottles mt 81 90; three for 50 50
Sold by all wholes lie aud retail drug.
gIsfs. fly.
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Folsom. CAL I used Bntte-Tine J.,
chronic rheumatism with grent benefit
Please send II supply to J. ". Hnin.s.
Grnon, New, AMI ohIige y"urs trnIy,
F. G. DUBANT, NJ. u.
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Chico, Call have had the catarrh
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nostrils. Your California CATH. Cure
has clrnnsrd out my head, and can
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past five years. Your medicine il all
that it tx represented, an absolute cure
for Catnrrh and crld in the heud.
Yours truly,
CHAYLEs G. vEnsH1NER.
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CHArLEs c. vEnsH1NER.

WOODLAND, CAL.-Yonr medicines
are selling better than any other shelf
goods, and give satisfaction to mlI pur
chasers The Ont R-Cnre is praised
very highly by all who have tried il. and
many cnsts have been greatly benefited
by its nse when all other remedies tried
have proved of no benefit.
Yours truly.
POND Il LAWSON.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
County Seat

From the Chronicle Aug. Il.
a Blue Mounds correspondent of
The Black Earth AdgertjSsr, says:
"a little SON Of MIR. Briggs, of
Dodgeyille narrowly escaped death
last week, He, in company with
another boy, nearly mau grown,
were hunting, when the larger of
the boys suggested an imitation of
William Tell shooting an apple of
his sons head. The little boy
placed his hat loosely on his head
and the elder one stood off a dis
tauce of few feet aud shot a hole
through it with shot gun"
On last saturday night as MIR.
Edward Goldthorp, of Ceutervillc,
was returning from Montfort, when
passing through the timber and
dense brush Gear his home, he was
met by several rutlilns who attempt.
ed TO rob him He made a dash
at them aud said he would shoot the
first one who attempted to STOP him.
They let him pass bnt followed HIM,
aud remained around his place
nearly all night. He thinks he
knows some of them, and if they
ever undertake to modest him again
he Will 80 through The law with
them. This thing is getting "a
/ little too thin, both here and al
CenteryilIe, only they do not rob
people, but take al the chickens
they can carry of easily. Bat look
out
Mr. J. ). Stoyer, the well drilIer,
has Just placed new drilling
machine on the fair grounds in
/ DodgeviIle, aud commenced to
drill a new well for the Agricultural
I Society The old wen having
failed for several years TO furnish
a sufficient quabtity Of water, Mr.
4 IIicNcoX, the president, of the so
ciety, assisted by others undertook
TO take up the pump TO dril it deeper
when the pipe separated leaving
about 10 feet of 10 at the bottom
which cannot be removed, making
liz necessary to drill a new wei
which will be prosecuted uulil AZ
abundant flow OF water is obtained.
From the sun of the same date.
On Tuesday Mr., Fred Beecher
La sixteen year old son of MI
Joseph Beecher, of Waldwich
suited the ampulation Of his arm a
the middle third above the elbow
DR.. Cutler, Of this village, pen
formed the operation Decay o
| the bone caused the anpualion
he is doing we'll
The friends of Mr. Orville Strong
will he gladiened to know that IA,
returned "Wednesday from Mi
waukee, much recovered from hi
crippled knee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

promise to be unusually attractive,
as many improvements are to be
made, particularly in the police
force. We feel sorry to say that
some young fellows from this city
were badly in need of such a force
this year to the disgrace Of US all.
The meetings were under the super
vision of Elder Wheeler, whose
ability for such work was duly
appreciated.
THE NJ. Z. Sunday school picnic
is in full blast as we print. If you
haven't been already, go this even.
ing sure,
BASE BALL.-Saturday the Mifll in
club came to this city and played a
return game with the Maple Leaves.
1t was botly contested struggle
from beginning to end During the
first part Of the game the home boys
took the lead, but the visitors soon
closed the gap and went to the front.
With nine innings for Mifilin and
eight for Mineral Point the former
clut was six talies ahead. 1t look
ed like a sure defeat for the home
boys, out upon their going to bat
for tie last time, they got batting
streak. At thi, juncture the spec
tators, who were principally boys,
commenced to yell in heathenish
manner, and besides closed in on
the diamond to the great disadvan
tage of the Mflim players and ia
the disgrace of themselves. In this
condition the game was ended with
Mineral Point two ahead 30 to 27.
/ Had the crowd treated the visitors
properly 10y keeping back at re-
I
spectacle distance the result might
have been different. Victory with
such shameful manuuvre thrown
in is not desirable by lovers of hon.
orable sport. The feeling between
the two clubs was Of a friendly
nature which prevailed throughout
the game The boy element OF
Mineral Point, however, needs i'm
mediate curbiug. They are becom-
ing noted for vulgarity aud ill-man-
ners The city realizes no adyan.
mge thereby, but rather the contrary
Provision should be made for the
squeIching of such inhospitaIlty in
the future.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
MINERAL POINT FAIR.

If you have not received prem
lam list of the great Mineral Point
fair, TO be held September 6, 7, 8
and 8, ask the secretary to send you
one. Carefully read it. Perhaps
you have horse or colt you would
like to enter in one Of the following
classes. Standard bred, roadster,
horses for general purposes, CIydes-
dale or English draft, Norman and
Percheron or sweepstakes.
Or you may have bull or COW or
calf that will carry off the ribbon
in one of the following classes;
Short horns, herefords, holsteins,
polled angus, jersey grades or
sweepstaIe class
In the sheep classes you will find
Cotswolds, leicester, Lincolnshire,
Oxford downs, south downs, merluos,
grades and natives, also sweep
stake class.
Then come the swine classes,
berkshires, poland china, grade and
sweepstakes. In the long poultry
list you certainly must want to
make eu~ies. The great display
in the machinery and miscellaneous
departments will prove highly in
structive and interesting. There
will be surprisingly large exhi-
bition Of grain, vegetables, fruit
ornamental and house plants, as
well as butter and cheese.
The ladies' will fill the household
department full of needle work, ETC.,
and they will also see that the fine
art department is taken care Of
The grand parade of premium stock
is worth going miles to see. Some
of the best race horses OF the
country viii be here. We will have
good music all the time by one Of
the best bands in the state Every
body seems to be coming. Should
anyone be so unfortunate as not tC
come they will regret it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

Will be run hy the Chicago,
Milwaukee S ST. Paul railway on
Tuesday, August 30, Tuesday, Sep.
tember 20, aud Tuesday, October
IN, 1887, to All promineu; land
points In Northern Iowa. Western
Minnesota, Ddkota aud Nebraska,
at one fare for the round trip.
Excursion tickets VIII be good TO
return within thirty days from date
Of sale. For further Information
address A. y. II Carpenter, Gen
oul Passenger AgcuL Milwaukee,
Wls.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
NNElAE.

The partnership hitherto existing
between Messrs, iIuka- "a Osborne
is dissolved by mutual consent
J. =. HANKINs.
) T. OSBORNE.
Having purchased Mr Osborne's
share IN tbe musical instrument
business, | viii take thi, opportunity
ot thanking our many patrons for
their generous support and trust GO
merit continuance ol the same. |
shall keep Ia stock and for sale
the well known E,tey organ, also
the Western Cottage, aud other
good makes of Instruments GIVE
me a call before sending your money
away to irms that you don't know.
#3IwI j. +. llANKlNs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
The Institute.

AYOcA, Aug. Ibth, Io7t.
Preparations for an interesting
institute are being made, and lee
lures will be given By able men on
the platform; and as the STATE gives
free tuition for time equivalent to
one month, all teachers should be
present at this yearly review.
shall take cognizance Of those who
come and ts0rk.
Is. w. GuLKTT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

Miss Mary lIutchison visits
friends at Plattevjlle this week.
Miss Maria Brown, of Chicago,
is visiting relatives and friends in
this city and vicinity
Mr. George Bliss spenr few
days with relatives in this city last
week. George has a good posiJio
in Pntsburg, Penn, at present.
Mrs. Ives and daughters are SO.
journing among relatives here
abouts.
Miss Barbara Jauck left our
city Wednesday morning for an ex
tended visit to Chicago and Milwau-
kee. Part Of her time she will
devote to working in one of the
large establishments, in which she
will secure the very latest styles for
the coming seasons. After her re-
turn She will do Miss Eugels' trim
ming. Miss Kate accompanied her
sister.
Miss Ena Hutchison is home
from Chicago; came Monday evn'g.
-Mi,s Serena Wallis, of Darling
ton is visiting friends and relatives
IN thia city.
Miss Title Kessler is visiting
her cousins at DodgeyilIe.
Will Leahy, who has SO faith
fully acted as brakesman an con
ductor Al times on a regular freight
train on the Mineral Point branch,
received orders this week to report
at Kansas City at once, 50 he de-
parted for there this morning
There is no doubt but what be will
be given a more advanced position
which means more pay. This is the
reward for industry and integrity.
We know of no more worthy rail
road employe than Will, and our
best wishes follow him
Mr.. w. II. Vincent, of Austria.
liza, who is taking a thorough survey
Of America, has been stopping a
few days in this city at the home of
VIM Lanyon, Sr., who j. cousin
to M. vs. father The young man
is genial fellow.
MIR. Robert Lanyon paid his
relatives in this city few days
visit the past week. lie is much
improved III health since last here.
Mr. Elmer NecoIlins, Of Platte
vile, is spending part Of his yaca-
ton at the p. NJ. parsonage.
Mrs E. c. Bennett, Of Madison,
is down for a visit With her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs NichoIa.
lTeWeek.
AT the Wisconsin State Phar-
maceutical Association, in session at
Milwaukee last week, DR.. X. y. Pul.
ford, of this city, was elected preS-
dent for the ensuing year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
I WONDER

Why the people who say this col.
umn is silly always read it first of all.
IL Mrs. Pugg isn't fond of
Dais(y)ies?
How a girl can live without hair
pins?
If people do not take great pains
in eating watermelons?
If the city puts down a new walk
has it right to dispose of the old
lumber as it sees fit?
Why the barb wire ordinance
doesn't work with more force?
Would our boys have won that
game Of ball had the urohins kept
from bowling?
Who has the canary bird that es-
capped from Hosking's photograph
gallery?
II the camp-meetings do enough
good TO offset the rowdyism induIged
IN on such occasions?
Does anyone doubt that the APP
preaching fair will be the best of all?
Who blows out street lamps?
What countryman is bilious
subject?
When a needed factory boom will
strike Mineral Pointy
If the man in the moon is look
ing these dark nights?
Which is them enjoyed, push
ing lawn mower or snow shovel?
How lawyers prosper SO we'll
when there are SO many people
ready to give advice free?
Why il is that man cannot pas,
the warning notice "paint" witho al
testing the matter with his finger?
If il is SO that a woman can kill a
wildcat more readily than she can
a mouse.
Who snailed the ball that the
boys played with saturday?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

WE want everyone to call and be
shown the lines Of goods we are
now daily opening. We don't ask
you to buy but feel assured the
temptation will be 50 great you will
be convinced it pays to trade with
J. PEHHALLEGoN * son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18


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Mrs Ch4s smmlnHoa, of Dheago; aged
about months.
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y for the chHd heuih Ihi7 '' tnt sae'na
child taken from thrm, ana DOM nave Dceo
pNi''t
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

,a0eial Department
cor the accommodation Of those
..'-h'l .1ont 'o IN any way, those who have
re u. ,s ygIuahie property, and Tor those
of ~. .rII or exchange. Limit; tWeh'S-
FIRST insertion FkEh' am iur eion
I yI'. rssfter twenUv-tye cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

DEmER is offering special bar
gains in summer dress goods and
will sell the remMder of his stock
still on hand at cost, Look out for
bargains.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18
cows Wanted

From 70 to 30 fall calvers, for
which reasonable prices will be
paid. w JAS. SPRFsLEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

Bananas, oranges, lemons, dates,
figs aud choice candies at
Chas. llendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-18

.rrrrIsEMENTs nanued III IdOeI
Wednesday cannot receive at
oa ,dat week.
/. Nh. JAS. SpeusIey's notice of
. wanted.
h are having grand, enjoyable
.a.rnow.
.ygopY has the Mineral Point
,ae brain.
..raew principal, Prof. Cabanis,
.ap the W. J. Cox residence.
WHOLE set OF china Of SO
gwen away at j. a. Spratler's.
az has been struck in Darling
Hg digging bitches for water
r,sy. the tailor, has had his
/ , greatly improved with
4 mg and paper.
a good opening for a
! light in the shop adjoining
n weeks blacksmith shop.
h wonderful what paint will
4 .le way Of attractiyeness.
\ Puford's drug stors front.
n VIM is the owner Of an
& Beagle hound that has ears
y ham lginches from tip to Zip.
d Millinery establishment of
\ Is Commins has been pur-
\ u Miss Pheue Engels. See
band picnic at Highland
was as expected, a success.
ad boys were in attendance,
axe full Of praise.
M win Gnd the line Of fine
PeuhaiIegon IL Son are
beyond any ever before
They are simply ire
mv stage coach is now
g Was put out on yester.
ltN.l afford you as comfort
n,eto the county seat as any
a melns.
sale of stands and booth
Will be held on the fair
DIS a, O'clock p. m, Thurs
ember lst, 1887. Remem-
as and date
~.e of cigarettes is said to
ara,ing, though they are
" BE- more injurious to
taso cigars. Young America
,'y with peril.
has recently been a re
o,are,, m mining around
A company has been
0 aad leased, and some nice
"d Ore opened up.
A the last week Mr.. Becker,
'f"or put up in Grace
'A..eT q family monument
"s Meunster, which is a
and deserving of spec.
next 30 days Gnudry,
0 l9. viii offer M eost
..r. stock Of boots and
maze room for the new
Here !, q fayorabl.
secure rare bargains.
inside of this sheet i q
a, Of the terrible train
i5aot, last week Vie.
dying daily from ,beir
5 ,ae total rnmh.r af
aaag tb4rarran ,,,, ~, ,;,,a ~
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